Our Team

Our team at Precision MRI has over 30 years of experience serving the Houston and surrounding areas. Our staff is committed to providing you with superior care during your time here. We strive to provide you with the best patient-centric experience at our facility. Whether you are a patient referred by another doctor, attorney or a patient with an ongoing auto-accident or sports injury, our team has years of knowledge and experience to help guide you in the necessary paperwork and next steps for a healthier you. Our priority is to provide you with high resolution imaging and digital reporting as soon as possible.

Precision MRI offers:

Translation provided in Spanish, Thai & Cantonese
24/7 Appointment Scheduling
Latest Technology Open MRI Machines
Quicker High Resolution Scans
Open MRI Design is great for:

- Patients with Claustrophobia

- Patients with Anxiety

- Larger Patients

- Patients with Disabilities

Private Locker rooms for patient's personal items
Convenient location in the Galleria Area
Free Parking

FAQ's

Open MRI Design: best suited for patients with anxiety or claustrophobia, disabilities, etc.

What is an MRI?

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is an advanced diagnostic tool used by radiologists to visualize areas of the body that are not typically visible using other types of imaging. The MRI scanner uses a powerful magnetic field to obtain an image inside the body. The magnetic fields used in MRI have attractive forces that are many times that of a hand-held magnet. A specially designed computer creates clear and precise images to help with the diagnosis. For some MRI scans, a contrast (dye) injection may be necessary to highlight certain tissues for closer examination. MRI exams do not involve X-rays or radioactive material.

What is an "Open" MRI?

An "Open" MRI (or large patient opening MRI) is a specially designed MRI for patients who are claustrophobic, larger in build or who just prefer a more relaxed and comfortable experience during their MRI examination.

What can I expect during my MRI exam?

During the MRI examination, you will lie as still as possible within the magnet while the test is performed. The more still you are, the clearer the image will be. The test should last approximately 30 minutes. You will hear a "clicking" or "tapping" type sound during the test - this is normal. Because this is an "Open" MRI, you will be not fully enclosed, therefore you will feel more comfortable during your MRI scan.

How do I prepare for an MRI?

For most scans, there are no special preparations, though please be aware of the following:

* If you are having an abdominal or pelvic MRI, please don’t eat for 3 hours prior the scan and drink water only to swallow medications.

* Do not wear metal or jewelry.

* Let your doctor know if you have any implants, especially:
          – Pacemaker or cardiac defibrillator
          – Brain aneurysm
          – Cardiac stent
          –  Stimulators
          – Metal in your eye

* Notify us in advance if you have renal (kidney) disease.
* If you are or may be pregnant, tell your physician.
* You will be asked to arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment.
* If you must cancel or reschedule, please call us at least 24 hours before your appointment.